Album Review: King Krule – The Ooz

This is music for mushrooms. Warm, damp, and dark textures echo throughout the tracks – it is disgustingly organic.

Album Review: Protomartyr – ‘Relatives In Descent’

Wire, Hüsker Du, The Replacements, Pere Ubu, and, above all, The Fall are the inspirations for these indie darlings who … More

SSE Hydro, 27/09 Nick Cave is a more of a myth than a man, the peak of the gothic movement … More

Tom McGuire mostly comes through with lo-fi and atmospheric, soulful, bluesy folk ballads with some oddballs thrown in. ‘Untitled’ is … More

Bland revivalism. Generally, this attempt to recapture the compositions and sounds of the darker side of new wave is just … More

With album artwork from the art career of Ludus’ lead singer, Linder, and music reminiscent of Siouxsie and the Banshees’ … More

Kinning Park Complex, March 23 Hosting a launch party are The Workers Theatre, a new cooperative company that follows the … More

Saboune pays as much dividends to her late Joy Division and early New Order influence as she does (oddly) to … More

In You Blew It!’s new, short, sweet, and generally backstabbing LP, they reach back into the Midwest Emo movement of … More

[3/5] Départe have found the perfect middle ground of their debut EP on their new album, surrounding itself with noise … More